Trinity News

It looks like the Trinity "Bacarella" had an incident involving a helicopter that was trying to land on it. The aircraft was trying to land on the helipad and shortly before it rolled and crashed into the sea with three occupants onboard. Photos by Espen Haagensen and Tor Høvik. For those new to YF, we did a review on the Bacarella, you can check that out at the below link.

http://www.yachtforums.com/review/trinity-yachts-196-trideck-bacarella.13721/

Another Trinity yacht goes under the gavel...this time the 57-meter M/Y "Lady Sara". It will be auctioned off in Fort Lauderdale because the owner allegedly never paid a loan to a bank. Come September 6th, the yacht will be auctioned to the highest bidder.

The winning bidder has to pay 10 percent of that bid up front on the day of the auction. After that they then will have 1 week to provide the remaining balance. Failure to pay the remainder results in forfeiting the original deposit. The U.S. Marshall can use those forfeited funds to repay its own expenses in relation to the sale.

I think this yacht is now called "Liberty".

The last two Trinity yachts that have languished T052 and T056, both 167-foot vessels are now for sale as a pair. The original owners could not complete the projects at the height of the last down turn and walked away from the projects. Now they are available both together for just 10 million.

"Bouchon" the 46-meter Trinity that once went by the names "Carpe Diem II" "Carpe Diem", "Imagine", "Mia Elise"...has now been sold.